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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
GOVERNOR R0ss At GAIEsYILLE.

Ke Ia Greeted with Enthusiastic Cheers
and is TonGored i Reception.
Special to the Gazette
GATEsvILLE, Ten, Aug. 29.-On the
arrival OF the p. u. train to-day Gov
ernor Ross and party were met by large
number of citizens, snd the members Of
tue Gate.yille fire department in full
uniform mounted on horseback. as
the Governor and party stepped from the
train they we're greeted by long, loud and
enthusiastic cheers from every cue. From
the depot the Governor and party were
escorted by mounted hremen and
citizens in carriages two miles from city
10 the lands lately purchased for the State
R3formatory where sites for the buildings
were selected. 1t is universally conceded
that more suitable locstion could never
be found in the state. The buildings viii
be erected on 81 emi2ence commanding
an extensive view CT some Of the granGest
scenery in the state. Governor Ross and
psrty will be rendered reception al the
opera house tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
COMMISSI0NERHALL,,
He Is Vel! Receive by ,ha =. pc e.
Ghe P4uElaBd, -'!iq beiin,uvA
OF hgriculturaILa nds.
The Pe2pl" Gov fifeu: Of the Active CO op-
sr"tton ~ The tamm,s>ioner IN
SsitNrg L tbs Co0ntry
Correspondence Of the Gazette IL

'''4os % me sale''e. N
, VI oi' si--is, Icy, aug. 2t.-LaId Com
missioner Hall, who has peen here since
Wednesday,, If. this ef,tr2coE ter
Ma1gum, Greer c9rn-y. lie ie accom-
Dan;ed on .;s ro,--,,. <,,-.,,ci, 4,o Pr
b.r,9l. - 49, 49,. ~
- - -A'''''-' s'5I - - ~
y 0--@ "L-U D7nNe1 4'-'-H%E' Gts@ M
o'-NeC OF re attorney 0sLefG.'5 Once.
Nj. Hal was cordially received by the
people Of nTobeette, ard made 5 favorable
impression i7r-n hem His f~f~, I'LL ny
d5ubt be productive cf 5.neti ,i.I cs,-l,rz
il prC,fvcinrr . hst.s; feglirq hcr,yea7
the administration an tne Panasgdle
To 3 GAZETTE rupo..o-, M-. Hal COM
lnsntyi most f.y07ah3v mon the cc-5;-
lions sn5 pT0s3ects Cf ina country. Ia
was celtgh:ad with the climate sr. SIR
ortsed 81 tla products OF the cc1nrrv.
Sad be: CA. IL the Pgrh.LGla lsr..5
which are sra3ota enough 70 be tr-ge.'
with 2 blow ere e~yjclifEroi Is.,G. -
Questioned about lie policy to be Yur-
sGeG ~ The sts.e win reference n M
school lands he affirmed in tet. ot-,rc..-f
terms 5is Dissemination ., n4nfec+
the interest o. s1;,Iar-cn4, and
said: 81 wish i 5rre D3g.tf.;a
for US to sell every acre Ct the len.is 10
actual set;lers.' The 7aplrte. learned
..om him thai the classid,at.en cgi van.
su1a oil the lands Of Potter and G.5nam
counties lad Been conn eted. suc that
they Save been placed u2cn the market.
The lands we're priced 1t tire minimum
figures o. - for dry ans So far watered
sections, sd the greater portion was
clzssed as aoricultural lands. Ny Hall
stated tnas The plaias country was nearly
! ell AGRICULTURAL. This opinion and xction
OF ne G ,mnissicuer ia stcuffcsnt
as II viii eEectusu7 prevent ~ acquisi-
non II al. lalge, absolute larHlo!ds in
the Pandardla. Ii vii! qliet the fears OF
the mass Il people who, uader lie new
order OF t-i5gs, ere NOS aporebensiva +
danger from me coD5trioual leases. -.
GreSd .hose IF large bodies # lands
made absolute. Nv tae classification If
t8e lends IS Erszng lands. Mr.. Hairs
cai1ion .. me country, Us eiyen here to
( dlv. wiiI make i impoFs;b,e 10 procure s
large gract 4 lard, all q which
viii be classified as fit oujy
fzr graZ. purposes. TEc;C omm!es ;oaes
fsSid that tht statement in the News thss
! the lands III Greer countY had been ulaced
i1,,r,,7 fhe marker wac q rois+,Ea and +Se+
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
BY business cares inst now
He has 8

by business cares just now He has 6
ti1e boy which arrived last night.
", Po;ndexter, Esq left this mornir 9
for A.vArado to accompany his lieces-
Miss HoyIe aud Miss Ross-Yl.o lir,
there, TO Dallas, where they 20 to atseL i
school.
Alderman william Jemes u me proud
Esther Of g hne BOY VINO, William aays, is
destined 10 ne Gov ernor q T,xas.
Miss Belle Chambers lenves On this
evenings trsIn Tor Nashville, Tenn. 10
attend Prices school Tor yourg ladies'.
Some Of the Cle0urne Boys seem 70 De
Stoy-sI up over Ter departure.
Miss L:2Z.e Williamson, who has been
visiting Ter cousin, Miss Minnie, tcr some
time past, leaves on this evenings traia
for her home in Nashville, Tenu much
to the regret CT friends formed during her
stsv III C.eburne
Miss Fairy Clayton. s young Ie5y from
Waxahachie, IS in the city visiting tie
family Of her rssle, Colonel J 5. CIsytor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

or that any streaked and spotted politi-
Gains were selected for the iudeeshipe:
= wat authority do YOU say "t IS
w, ps'r.o!y the programme of he lste
We caucus 20 destroy Inc Democratic
p.rg:"
BY wtat authority do you sey Demo
crgts ''s-e traded upon as so many psrtv
yedter= for Bonner, Carroll Flanagan &
CO. from This time forward:-.hat they
are tsgged Sc go much political property
Of B. G. Z. {. Co."
DID you not know when that article
was written that there wsa no foundation
in truth tor 1t; or did you rcsliy know
nothi1g about the facts and write the
article win reckless disregard fog the
t-utl?
Why IS it that you CO net deal with
This matter Il light cf truth aGi tie
spirit ot fairness, instead 0f grossly mis-
Representing honest Democrats?
tenoUuca each charge ard ins;GUatiCn
S false and without even tou2dati0n
Tor truth, ard l hare demand the PROOF,
a1d unless it be forthcoming and the
author given, thousands Of honest men,
whether tAeg he prClioitiCnizts or A01j-
P-o0ibiti0nists, viii hold the News Iespcn-
S.b,e tgr dirty snt mean attack upon
men honest in their views sIt honest II
the Mariner d asserting then. ard VINO
hgva Lrv4G found necessary il asserting
laeiC hon 20. convictions 20 ASSN al mea
VINO honestly differ with them. II prohi,
bitiOn is wrong why do you Dot mike that
open, slraI -G,-f5- ward and honest ign.
against il, yOu demand OF the prohlcj-
tion.sts, ,Gstaad cf such mean and dirty
s:tac&s upon honorable men and Demc-
Gratis, Is that male il the article re-
fe:yGd To-
1t is simple justice to your readers that
you make Z fair ard open answer 10 tli5
matter, and trusting that you 90 ao>
dsire 10 iciurc snd misreprescrt men
simply because they dif,r Win YOU L
opinion upon great question IKE that
which hss SCI a-ed the people ci Texas as
no othar ooe has for many years, ask
you 70 DO 50. Yours truly,
Il. G. FERGUSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
L ROUGH TGYAGE.
\ P3oasure steamer Encounters Two Eu:-
rioanes IN Crossing the Atlantic.

\ P3oasUre Steamer Encounters Two Eur
rioanes Ia Crossing The Atlantic.
HALIFAX, \. s., Aug. % The pleasure
steamer Mohcan, Captain Thompson,
Owned by The. Clarke q Paisley, Scot
land, arrived AZ y O'Clock last night
from tEe CLYDE, after s terrific passage Of
twelve days. she encountered two fea- III!
burllcAnes 5rCm the aogt1, one last Mon
day, the second On Friday. DuIiGg the
latter s3e mad 2 portion g ner pert Dul-
Wa ks crushed in, lost her ij5b0Cm ead
suffered other dGIngEe9 AZ noon
yesterday the Mohican fell in with the
ship Lillian OF S.. John, Captain WhitGey,
wlica had been rendered q complete
wreck duting the previous days storm.
She Tes dismasteQ and Nr&ser legged.
Her bdlWGrks were al broken n Oh
swept, and every BOAT on b0&rj had either
been carried eff or crushed mo atoms.
TIE crew CT seventeen men, besides esp
tain WhitGey's wife and the s.dWardees,
were clnging to the helpless snip, GnC
signalled the M0djCsn aud wished 10 be
taken of. a fierce wind YES blowing
and high sea Wa8 running, but boat
WAS launched, aud after five lGur5 peril
Gus work, the wrecked crew Vas rescued.
The men aud wom4n one by one mad to
jump into the water end be pulled on
board, and the same experience was re-
peated in transferring them from the
hoat to the M0hiCan. The lillian was
foundered about 900 m:ies Of Halifax.
She was from Rotterdam, bound 10
New York with Cargo Of empty oil
casks. She had been out ten days aJ the
time Of the disaster. TIE Mohican'3 par
~ are bound to New York Tor the special
purpose Of Witnessing the raGe for the
America cup. These on board are John
Clarke, Robert Clarke, William Clarke, J.
w. Clarke and Or. james Dopsld Of Pals
ley; J. W. Hilisrd, Glasgow; III B Chsl-
eoner, KilmsrnCck; George \. Bele0tine
ana r. w. Cumming OF New York. The
Clerkes are Interested in the ownersbir
of the yacht Thistle. T2g MEXICAN will
coal here end proceed for New YORK on
Wednesday without waiting TO effect 1e
! pairs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
NATURAL GAS FOR LOUISVILLE.
A Flow Believed to surpas4 tbs Famous
FIDIay, Ohio, Well,

A Flow Believed to surpas4 tbs Famous
FInIay, Ohio, Well,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 29-Twenty-
five miles from this place, down the river
and upon the Indiana side, the Union Gas
Company of Louisville has struck a mag
nifcent few of natural gas, at 8 depth Of
400 feet. 1t has been known for years
lhGt gas existed n small quantities in the
region mentioned, the flow from one we'll
On the Kentucky side having been utilized
in the salt works CT Mr.. G. p. Morgan fer
tive years. Other companies have been
boring for several years past on the
Kentucky side IN hopes of finding pow
erful enough flow to pipe it to LOUIS
vile, but without success. Major
William j. Davis, geologis! Of the Union
Company and s gentleman OF ability and
high standing in Louisville. stated that
according to lis calculation the foU Of
gas amounts to at least 200 cubic feet per
second, which would amount to shout
II, coo. 600 cubic feet PEI day. OF course
my estimates are not precise, he said, but
feel assured that the flow is not less
than 100000 cubic feet daily. The
greatest flow Of natural gas in the coun-
Try from the Harg well at Finlay, Ohio, is
u, 600, 900 cubic feet in twenty-four hours.
/ don't believe the flow from the Harg
well exceeds that from our well.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

To the Dallas NeWs.

To the Dallas News.
In al editorial in your paper of the 23d
inst, under the head OF "Bonner for
Governor, or Ross for Governor" you
mske statements and charges against the
state prohibition executive committee
which lately convened st Waco, and being
q member Of that committee and Of the
meeting to which l suppose you refer
(Auust I6l desire spsCe il your paper
10 reply 70 the article.
By what authority 90 you say the meet
ing wss for the purpose Of Compromise
internal dissen.ions, coItl cling interests
and ambitious aspirations?"
By what authority DO you say there
were Republicans snd Greenoackezs in
that meeting, and who Were they?
BY Y hat authority 90 you say it was
decided that tie conspirators would 1T
tempt to carry the prohibition. fight into
the Democratic camp snd seize the con-
troll of that party:
By whet authority 60 y0u say Oy iDu.
endo) that the assistance Of Republican
nemoers has been secured 20 aid in d.
vidiug the Democratic party:
BIZ what authority DO you say Lby inu-
endo) that secret conclave Of preachers,
Republicans and hungry Democratic
fusionists, are attempting to abandon the
open, honest aud straightforward meth
DDS CT the Democratic party and consti-
.tute themselves the leaders who decide
I:gC political matters with closed doors
MndfGemspd aud expect their orders to
tfH Mndly followed?
By what authority do you say an ar
rsngement for thsdivision Of the spoils
offices wss reached about the hour the
cock crowed thrice?
By what authority do you insinuste
that it was agreed that the state Of Texs:
should be divided snd little Rhode
Island carved out?
By what authority do you .insinuatt
that Knownothing crusade wss agreed
upon?
By what authority do you insinust'
that Colonel Bonneriwss selected as
candidate for Governor?
By what authority do you say that tn
claims Of any man or party was talked 0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
San Saba Baptist Association.

Special to the Gazette.
LAMPAsAs, Tx, Aug. 29.-The san
Saba Baptist Association is holding it's
annual meeting st School Greek church,
in Lsmpssss county, about ten miles from
here. Ia addition 10 the local Clergymen
eighteen preachers from sdi0ining couD-
ties are in attendance. Yesterday the
meeting was visited by nearly 200 citi-
zens from this city end adjoining towns,
and were heartily welcomed with q
superb basket dinner. The association
adjourned to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
TYLER,
Fatal Accident OF tho ST. Louis. Grkansns
ard Texas District Court.

ard Texas District Court.
Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, Tex, Aug. % On Saturday
night william Mclean, while riding on q
freight train westhound on the St. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas Railway, fell from q
car and had both legs cut eff by the entire
trsn running over him. The accident
occurred two miles west Of the city, and
the injured man remained alone on the
side OF the track until about S O'Clock
Sunday morning, when he was discov-
cred and brought to the city. Dur
ing the time he lay alone aud suffering
ne kept from blee ding to death by past
ing mud about his legs where they had
been severed. lie died last night about
O'Clock. The deceased vas Il painter,
who formerly lived in Brooklyn. He mas
only been in this city about year. =
The District court convened this morn
ing snd took up the criminal dockst.
Judge McCord is dispOsing OF the susi;
ness rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
A Good Appetite

Is essential 10 good health; but at this
season it isioften lost, owing TO the paSE
erty or inquiry ct the blood, deraaEe-
ment of the diSestive organs, and the
weakening efe9. The changing season.
Hoods ssrsspatiilsiEa wonderful media
cire for creating an appetite, toning III
digestion, and giving Eength to Ws
whole system. Now is td8siRe to take
it. Be sure 10 get Hoods Sasssparilla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
Reduction of Bail Refused.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Aug. 29.-Judge
Sage of the United States Court to whom
application was made last week to reduce
the bail of Ben Hopkins, late cashier of
the Fidelity National Bank, rendered an
opinion this morning refusing the appIi-
cation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
ON WALL STREET.
Tha Neef Opened Dull en- The Sleek
EXchgDgS-The Market Almost
DeT I'd CT 6 Feature
Advancs--Fsw Changes Recorded
al hallway Bends,
coMlrHRclAI REsuMN.


special 90 tie Gazette.
HEw YORK, aug. 2a.--RaiIWay bonds
.o-day closed IS folLows: Fort Wortn
snd Denver City st 8GI; Texas snd
Pacifc incomes - G8: Gulf, Colorado
and SAINTS Fa rs at 100; Is at lis;
Houston and Teas Central is s. ll23;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas IS 81 SCI;
30 IS st g2}
Money ) per cent.
Silver IS.
Sterling dull.
Governments u1chauced.
Waesc weak.
Oil moderately active.
Gotten dali but steady.
Coffee weak.
Sugsr quiet.
GOVERNMENTS, sTOCES AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, aug. 29.-Tle stock
in2rket today presented few features Of
interest, ard in q measure subsidized into
GQllness. The fcst ssles were made this
morning at advances froIG ! 10 ! per cent.
over Saturdays Enai hgugas, and "a Z
fairly active business further gains were
established il the eSTly trading, Missouri
Pacific being most prominent with squirt
f :, followed bg Wheeling srd Lake Ere
with !; The latter held its advantage.
bul the general list was soon depressed
below The cqenIag hgurta, and
Missouri Pacific lost most Of lie
gsin. tn market chen became
very qeies with scarcely any
movement il ..rices ill in the afternoon
when further fractional depression Yves
brought about. TIE dizziness vas inten-
sitied ard lasted until the last hour when
some advances were made and the market
closed quiet hut firm. The entire list
shOws small fractions in advance, but
Wheeling aid Lake Erie is up ,, an Mis-
souri, Pacific /.
Railroad bonds we're dull and feature
less. The general list was steady though
few changes we're recorded, Tith losses
| somewhat in the nsi orjtY.
ADMITTED TO THE BOARD AGAIN.
| CHICAGO, Ill Aug. 29.-At $50 this
afternoon President Wright OF the Chi
cage Board OF Trade, being advised By
the Baltimore and Olio Telegraph Com
pany thu; the bucket shops hsd been Gu
of from their facilities, ordered The res
toration OF that cOmpany's wires to &c;
floor OF the board,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
School Lands 10 Lease.


lLElNT, TEN., Al.,. >, ISL
In accordance with sn order OF the Commits
sloHers' court, l hereby Invite bids 10 lease
shacLcforl county school lands for tesln,lc Of
I've years at not less than cents per asre PEI
annum. These lands are in body eontaining
I7,II2 acres, on the line setween Hockey ana
Cochran counties, on,tAepIsfns, and abou; ten
milegsoutheaet Qfthe Capitol Syndicate Head
quarters Rsnch Having recently inspected
and. s9SSeyed these lands, can give applicants
to lease correct information as to class Of land,
sdi, water facilities. ctc.
TERMS CF LEASE.
Cash annually IL advance; lessee to have
right to remove his Improvements on termiia-
ticn of lease.
LETTER HART,
County Judge shackelford County.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

Bids VIII be received b. the Commissioners
Court Of Maverick county, Texas. FIR the sale
or lease OF Three and One-ha!f Leagues four
teen thousand -four hundred and ninety eiaht
acres OF Maverick County school Lancs, stu
ated in Hockley county (~Parhandle''), Texas.
being surveys Nos. 50, 40 and Il, and part Of
y. Bids to be for either leases seE sale.
Bids for lease to state nurfber- Of years !;
bids for sale to be 5000, eash down, and the
balance on time not exceeding twenty years,
with interest az rot Tess than eight per cent. Is
per cent psr annum, payable annually IN ad
vance Parties desiring 10 pay ali cash can 90
so. Each bid mus be accompanied With for
felt of two hundred and fifty dollars, for faith
fuI performance of contract in case bid Is ac-
cepted. All lids to be fled with the under
signed on or before O'Clock p. m. of the FIRST
Monday in october next, when said bids will
be opened. The Cont reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
Hy order of the Court j. a. BONNET,
County Judge Maverick County, Texas. This
20th day of August. 1851
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
Nish,uaars,

Sick headache, depression of spirits and
wsat otambltion sSfsSn ptoms of a dis
esssdHves. 1asslupgs, stomach and
boSels arg sllsn #npafhy. Life is only
living a4xfh shr. PieTce9 Golden
Medical HscoyyW acts pssn the,sa BIpid
liver, ana fes nalls 4ssnfnVes slE:,these
tficultfes aud disorders. Nervous feei-
ings, gloomy forebodings and iTrffs Dihty
Of temper all disappear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
Aheridian.

Special to The Gazette.
MERIDIAN, TEN, Aug. 29.-Me exan-
nation OF the ''pedagogues" IA this
county has closed, snd under tie new
school Law and. the vigilance o. Judge
\. L. B4rry, many applicants did not pass
TIE examination. Seven got third 10
second grade, snd four were eivc1 first
grade certificates. Some very l=ugaa5.e
things occurred in the examination eUcl,
!or instance, as car be illustrated ~ ne
terse answers 10 tle Questions, Name
four tropical an iDal.." Answer: "Two
tigers ard two eieplaDts;" also, "Wnal
is IN isothermsl?" Answer: "a kidd ot
wind s.srm." Some of the te1chers 79ere
muca Indignant st the board for the low
grading, hut the examination beng il
writing. the record speaks for i-self.
a1rs. y Psstaal CT fTejell vicinity vss
tried here today for ror lulacy aId found
guilty.
Al. Hsnd and his step sor, Eawden,
entered into rccognizsuce this morning
in the sum of $3.50, on charge Of ,nett OF
cate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

Greatly Improved and Eoducsd Ia Prics.
The Weekly GAZETTE IS now only 81 90
o year; and viii in future contain besides
the latest news from aI parts OF The
world, Iaimsge's sermon, d fashion
and household department, most c2liaoie
market report. Thrilling serial stories by
Gas mos. popular authors Will DC 4 weekly
GnEtnre
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
Cleburne,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. sz-szss'
CLEBURNE, TEX, Aug. 29.-Miss a5
ME Parnell, sister OF Mr.. c. NJ. Paf6ell,
manager of the telephone office at this
place, died about O'Clock this morning,
Mr.. A. n. Yesger, proprietor Of Me
Enterprise, will no. be st the Office ~
few days. BE is too happy to be burdened,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
MR. FERGU8GN'S REPLY
To Charges zainst the State Proh billion
Executive DcmmitTee.
DENTON, TEN, Aug. =, ISS7.
To the Editor Of the Gazette

-TI-N To- ! I.N'j 2aI-' - ~
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
Inclosed hand you q communication.
8 true copy Of which was sent by me to
she Dallas News on tie 18th inst, re-
guessing them to publish same, but they
have ignored it and the article 20 whic h
It IS reply being so unjust desire
you to publish the article i'll your paper
with this letter.
l take their refusal to publish this let
ter by the Dallas News TIC be an Scknowl-
edgement that they have no author f0r
the charges they have made, and think
!. Will be construed that wsy by the
thinking public. Very truly,
81 G. FERGUSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

nsge's Sermons One Year for q Dollar.
,. tsEe the WEEKLY GAZETTE for 81, and
~ -. VII have, besides Talmage's sermons
NJ ~ week, the latest state, domestic
>. foreign news by telegraph, fashion
y, ~ aousehold notes and a thrilling Sc
u friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30

There need BE ID. tear OF Cholera, if,
when stacked win Htarrn ., Dysertery,
F.ux or any 1elA4edAcondjtion Of the
bowels, Masuire's Beake Plan. IS r
sorted 10 at orce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
COLLEGE,
Thorp-S Spring, Tex.

Him I-S.ttI. ion tlT Teas RaF Is end Girls.
IS 10 work and methods efogressive and yet
~->e.F alive rbe, various schools are sens
-. ana distinct. with an experienced teacher
.s.se head Of each \ now. elegant and COM
-'sioas home newly furnished for young ladies
---vlelot comfort neatncss OF appearance and
--'e-ience Of Arrangements. We are three
n nom CranUury, which Is on the Fort
I'm 1nG Rio CrrGrje Railroad. Send for cat
- - ana epecia. ciIcI!ar setting fortn me
:. -Hef advantages which Add Ran College
- Is scAoc. to- Young ladies We invite
,..,.'.--. comparison with the lest schools Of
as l5-1.-,. \. Il Il. CLARK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
c.;.r.ifiN NGUrs2

- --.'WVcI .1"7fIf1r Is .. ~cl-
r n ias IA -a4cioas hG1. ia, ilst
!. - - n. Appliances ma Iyc.tues SnSI
Il -. ..-rr.sc8L v0rs n the Natara, an I
..,cs.. ..r.... Z. Re iriCal AMI AiecEahtcAl-
= ere. H. the .a.
preo17ato-y Departments
c.adC a-eA gtEsr the hest
.:.-:= o. ~ Tor the Co7t&!2te or Con
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.
Of N0tfG Dame. Ind.

Jhi'O " session. Will commence September 8.
M s5t1 :. Mt buildings, ten n mum Der,
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